Govt. Exams
'Neither' is singular and requires singular verb 'is'. The construction 'neither of the proposals' takes singular agreement.
'Magnanimous' means generous and noble, fitting diplomatic success. Bellicose means warlike, perfunctory means done without care, ambiguous means unclear.
The participle phrase 'Having analyzed' suggests the subject (conclusions) performed the action, which is illogical. It should be 'Having analyzed the data thoroughly, the team drew conclusions.'
The passage emphasizes digital literacy's importance and mentions initiatives improving access. Options B, C, and D are either overstated or unsupported by the text.
'Despite' is a preposition that doesn't require 'of'. The correct forms are either 'Despite the challenges' or 'In spite of the challenges'.
P: The startup ecosystem in India has grown exponentially
Q: With increased government support and investor interest
R: Creating opportunities for thousands of entrepreneurs
S: Over the past five years
Correct order is P (main statement) → S (timeframe) → Q (reasons/support) → R (results). This creates logical progression from main idea to supporting details.
'Equanimous' means calm and composed, fitting the context of handling a crisis with respect. Fastidious means particular about details, garrulous means talkative, truculent means aggressive.
Committee is a collective noun requiring singular verb 'has'. When referring to the entity as a whole, use singular agreement.
All three options are grammatically correct and convey the same meaning. Multiple correct answers possible.
'Report' is the main subject (singular). 'Along with' introduces additional information but doesn't change the subject number. Use 'is'.
